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Grandmaster Carter Hargrave’s Tulsa Martial Arts – The Bruce Lee Connection

Veteran Owned School

 

Defend Against Multiple Attackers

What will you learn here.

Defend against multiple larger attackers at the same time, and win.

No Contracts – No Tournament Play Karate – No Sport Karate – No “Black Belt Club” ripoffs – No Four Thousand Dollar Up Front Payments For A Guaranteed “Black Belt”
We teach you or your child how to avoid a fight and if that fails how to win the fight in ten seconds or less.
We will get you fit and healthy, not try to kill you with a bootcamp workout where you get injured and can no longer train.

“You WILL be able to easily handle a serious bad guy that is larger and stronger than you in six months, Nowhere else can you get this kind of training” Professor Hargrave

Professor Carter Hargrave’s Kempo Karate System is the basis for the United States Marines Training Program.

You will be able to disarm people who attack you with sticks, poles, hammers, baseball bats, skateboards, knives, and yes guns.

You will also do not have to be a black belt before you learn to use weapons.

Plus these skills will go with you your entire life, even into old age.

Tulsa’s only school that does not bow down to pictures, idols, or foreign flags.

Best Of Tulsa 2013 – 2014 – 2016 2022 Award

10th Degree Black Belt

And YES we are Tulsa’s only Christian Martial Arts School
(A Psalm of David.) Blessed be the LORD my strength, which teacheth my hands to war, and my fingers to fight

 

These are a few of Carter Hargrave Martial Arts students who have used their martial arts skill I have taught them to defend their lives. 

Many of them are beginners who if they were taking lessons somewhere else would not have survived.

11 yr old student severely bullied at school on a daily basis by larger stronger student. Student (yellow belt) after having his lunch tray dumped on the floor yet again, in front of entire grade (and principle) in lunch room struck bully in throat and took him to the floor. My student was suspended for a few days, but immediately after the school principle whispered “that was cool, where did you learn that”.

7 yr old student attacked on school bus with scissors. Student (yellow belt) disarmed attacker and took him to the bus floor.

10 yr old student attacked by a 12 yr old with a hammer. Student (yellow belt) disarmed attacker and slammed him on the ground.

Attempted car jacking in Tulsa bank parking lot. Student (brown belt) disabled armed attacker who suffered from groin and bleeding face injuries.

Attempted car jacking in Tulsa Target parking lot. Attacker stabbed at student (orange belt) injuring his favorite shirt, Student took knife from attacker, stabbed him in the butt and waited for police who arrested attacker who had 8 arrest warrants.

Student was filling up with gas at QT in mid town when he felt man stealing his wallet. Student (orange belt stripe) struck the assailant in the face and then took him to the pavement. Tulsa police were in the parking lot and saw the incident and picked the injured attacker up off the ground and helped him to jail.

Student was filling up with gas at Texaco in south Tulsa when a very large hostile yelling man attempted to grab student. Student (orange belt) knocked the much larger attacker unconscious as he fell to the ground. Texaco attendant said there had been problems before with this individual.

Student was on vacation in New York when he was stabbed by a robber in the shoulder. Student (brown belt) struck mugger rupturing his ear and injuring his arm as he took him to the ground. Police arrested attacker after the hospital stay.

Female student was attacked in her south Tulsa apartment late one night. The student heard the attacker at her bedroom window after he had cut the screen and opened it. As he attempted to climb in she grabbed him by the back of the neck and punched him in the face repeatedly, then slammed his head into the window sill repeatedly. He fell outside and rolled around in the flowers and shrubs then stumbled away badly beaten and bleeding.

When crime and violence comes to you, will you be live in fear. When you find yourself surrounded by rioters at a moments notice, will you be ready?
My students are.

Professor Carter Hargrave